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insMind AI Photo Restoration vs Pinin

insMind AI Photo Restoration

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Pinin

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Price fromFree$2.67/mo
Free planYesYes
Free trial——
Open source——
WebYesYes
iOSYes—
AndroidYes—
API—Yes
Plans published212
Spec score · AI Image Restoration Software8.3 (#16)8.6 (#12)
Image retentionThe privacy policy says generated web content is stored continuously for logged-in users, while content from users who are not logged in is stored for 7 days before automatic deletion.Uploaded and processed images are retained for 30 days unless the user deletes them sooner.
Intended usersThe About page says insMind serves creators, brands, marketers, and businesses creating visual content.Pinin describes its photo restoration service as built for preserving personal photos, memories, and photos of loved ones who have passed.

Plans

insMind AI Photo Restoration

  • FreeFree
  • Pro plansPriced on request

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Pinin

  • FreeFree
  • FreeFree
  • Credit package$5.99, paid once
  • Credit package (5 credits)$5.99, paid once
  • Giotto — Personal$12 a month
  • Botticelli — Professional$32 a year
  • Botticelli — Professional$32 a month
  • Da Vinci — Studio$72 a year
  • Da Vinci — Studio$72 a month
  • EnterprisePriced on request

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In their own words

insMind AI Photo Restoration

insMind AI Photo Restoration repairs and enhances old photos, including faded, blurry, or damaged images. Users upload a picture, select Restore, Restore Pro, Colorize, or Denoise, generate a result, and download it. Restore Pro is intended for deeper cracks, tears, and water damage; repair can also address creases, water spots, yellowing, and missing pixels. Colorize adds color to black-and-white photos, while face enhancement sharpens facial details, adjusts colors, reduces blur, and can upscale resolution for a high-resolution download. The maker says the tool is optimized for close-up portraits and lightly worn prints with a few creases or scratches, and advises against group photos or images with very small faces. A free tool lets users restore and download a photo at no cost. The service is available on Android, iOS, and web. Its privacy policy says uploaded facial images may be temporarily analyzed for visual effects, but the service does not perform facial recognition or identity verification or collect biometric identification information. For users who are not logged in, generated web content is stored for seven days before automatic deletion.

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Pinin

Pinin is a web and API service for colorizing, sharpening, and repairing damaged, faded, and vintage photos. Enhancement tools denoise images and upscale low-resolution files. Pinin says its model is trained to preserve facial structure, expressions, and distinctive features rather than inventing faces. You can upload multiple photos, including complete albums, and download restored albums together. For photographers, agencies, genealogy services, and archives, the service offers batch processing, commercial licensing, white-label options, and API access for applications, websites, and workflows. Pinin says photos are never sold or used to train AI, files are automatically deleted within 30 days, and the service is GDPR-compliant and made in Italy. The free plan includes one restoration with maximum-quality output but no commercial usage rights. Paid choices include a 5.99 USD one-time five-credit package and annual plans such as Giotto at $144 a year, billed annually.

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